The names listed below are all names, or slight variations of names, I've heard before (all found in I Chronicles 4).
Carmi: a vine-dresser
Tekoa: sound of trumpet
Ophrah: fawn
Naam: pleasentness
One of my canvassing buddies married a woman name Carme; there's a girl at my school named Tekoa; Just remove the first 'h' in Ophrah and you've got the Queen of talk-show TV (it's a well-known fact that Oprah is a misspelling of Orpah from the book of Ruth; and Naam is another friend's wife's maiden name.
By the way, I have heard Anani used as a name before . . . because I know an Anani! . . . granted she's three-years-old (I think) and I don't see her often and when I use to I never pronounced her name correctly. (Thanks, Mrs. Parker for reminding me about her.)
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